Wikipedia talk:Featured picture candidates/Japanese river boat

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More precision[edit]

Sorry, I was not aware of the nomination until now:

This photograph comes from a familly album. The full album can also be seen here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/styeb/sets/72157606263190363/ (I can't use PD on flickr, so the licence is CCBY, anyway I am french, I am not allowed to release in public domain, technically speaking.) All of the content of this album is also present on Commons, maybe I should add a sub category to farsari cat.

About the original photograph[edit]

Those are painted photographs, probably by Farsari (or his workers). There is a note dated from 1886 on the first page of the album, with other various notes illustrating when the album was passed down in my familly.


Scans or photographs[edit]

Those are photographs, not scans.

The procedure to make these images (from what I remember) was the following :

For each images, 3 photographs (+1 EV 0 EV -1EV) taken with a tripod using my panasonic fz-18.

I used Picturenaut, with adaptive logarithmic tone mapping orerator, and adapted each image to what was seemt to be rendering properly to my eyes.

The image were redressed with gimp; saved as tiff.

I did the final cut with picasa and conversion to jpeg using picasa for commodity reasons.

No restoration was performed on those images.

(I did it at my father place, so I don't know if I have the original jpeg here or not, I'll check that tonight.)

Conflicting licence, huh?[edit]

As I said here: https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/w/index.php?title=User_talk:Esby&diff=18117987&oldid=18084271

Here my rationale: I did not release under PD, because I am french and that by the law I ain't allowed to release it to PD technically speaking. I also can't deny my attribution right. The french law considers attribution a moral right, which means it cannot expire, so if my attribution is mentionned, the attribution of Farsari has to be mentionned, even if the photographs are PD.

I originally used GFDL + CCBY on commons as this is what I usually uses for my photographs. Since there might be a threshold of originality (due to the HDR tone mapping and the fact the colors have probably been altered with time) I kept the licence. There are also 48 other images in those album, so they should have the same licences too.

I had noticed the licence change, but I was not even aware of the nomination.

esby (talk) 09:06, 3 February 2009 (UTC)[reply]